Community Details at a Glance
The Homes
Type
Condominiums in a Baymeadows community
Built
Largely 1980s to 1990s
Size
About 800 to 1,400 sq ft
Status
Established condo resale market
Costs & Fees
HOA
Monthly condo association dues
CDD
None
Taxes
Duval County millage; confirm per unit
Amenities
Community
Pool, clubhouse, and common areas
Setting
Baymeadows area of the Southside, near I-95
Access
I-95, Baymeadows Road, and JTB
Convenience
Baymeadows and Town Center shopping nearby
Location
Area
Southside Jacksonville, Baymeadows area
Access
I-95, Baymeadows Road, and JTB
Town Center
About 15 minutes
Beaches
About 25 to 30 minutes east
The Homes & Style
Listings have ranged roughly 89,000 to 215,000 dollars per Adams Cameron and RE/MAX listing data as of June 2026, an unusually wide band that reflects the spread between original-condition and renovated units.
At the entry end, Village Green competes with almost nothing in the corridor on price, which keeps investor interest steady and gives first-time buyers a genuine sub-100,000 dollar path when those units appear.
Financing is the swing factor: older condo projects face tighter lender review on insurance, reserves, and owner-occupancy, so cash offers carry extra weight here and financed buyers should get project approval moving before they shop.
Village Green is a single condo community, so the shopping decision is unit size, condition, and where in the wide price band a listing honestly belongs.
The bottom of the band has reached down toward 89,000 dollars per Adams Cameron and RE/MAX listing data as of June 2026, usually smaller or original-condition units; at these numbers, cash and renovation-minded buyers dominate.
Renovated two bedroom units occupy the middle of the range and tend to move on condition photos; the gap between original and updated here is one of the widest in the corridor.
Three and four bedroom layouts up to about 1,430 square feet top the band, with a unit 101 listed at 215,000 dollars marking the recent high end per the same June 2026 listing data.
Living Here
The amenity list is basic by design, which is part of how the entry price stays this low.
The recreation centerpiece for the community.
A surviving amenity from the original build era.
Each unit carries assigned parking, with carports adding covered spaces, a real perk at this price point.
Established trees and landscaping that newer communities take decades to grow.
The Baymeadows Road corridor covers groceries, international dining, and daily errands within minutes, the Avenues area is about eight minutes south, and St. Johns Town Center is roughly twelve minutes away.
Listings here sometimes appear as plain Village Green rather than Village Green at Baymeadows, so a saved search on the full name can miss inventory; search both names and the Baymeadows Circle West address range.
At an 89,000 dollar purchase price, a corridor-typical condo fee can rival the mortgage payment itself; run the full monthly cost, not the sticker price, before deciding this is the cheap option.
Older condo projects in Florida face real lender scrutiny right now, so sellers here see financed offers fall through; a clean cash or strongly pre-underwritten offer wins negotiations beyond its price.
Before You Offer
Read the condo association's finances first: budget, reserves, the latest SIRS or structural reserve study, and any special assessments. Florida's post-2021 condo rules can raise dues or trigger one-time charges, especially on 1980s-and-1990s buildings.
Confirm what the dues cover and compute the all-in monthly. In a condo, exterior, roof, grounds, amenities, and often water sit with the association.
Check the unit's floor, building, and view, and whether it is upstairs or down; these drive price and daily living more than square footage alone.
Verify lender and insurance acceptance of the association, including owner-occupancy ratio, master insurance, and any litigation.
Village Green vs. Comparable Baymeadows Options
Village Green at Baymeadows competes with the other established condo communities of the Baymeadows and Southside corridor. As an older, value-priced community, it offers an affordable entry near I-95, while newer condos carry higher prices but newer reserves and systems.
Against an entry single-family home, a Village Green unit trades a yard for a low-maintenance lifestyle minutes from I-95 and the Town Center. The honest shorthand: pick Village Green for affordable, low-maintenance Baymeadows living; pick a house for land or a newer condo for newer systems.
Who Village Green Fits Best
Village Green at Baymeadows fits buyers who want an affordable, low-maintenance home minutes from Baymeadows, the Town Center, and I-95, first-time buyers and investors comfortable with an older condo, and anyone who values a pool and clubhouse without exterior upkeep.
Village Green at Baymeadows is a weaker fit buyers who want a yard and full control of their costs, those who need newer systems and reserves, or anyone uncomfortable with older condo association finances.
